Seattle building permits — week of July 6, 2026
Seattle's commercial real estate market is heating up with two major tenant improvement projects: Arnold & Porter's $4.75 million office upgrade on downtown floors 35-36 and Regal cinema's $4.5 million expansion. The 17% weekly construction surge signals strong demand for premium office and retail space in the city's core.
Top permits this week
600 UNIVERSITY ST
$4,752,065Arnold & Porter's $4.75M office upgrade on floors 35-36 signals high demand for premium downtown legal space.
301 NE 103RD ST
$4,500,000Regal cinema's $4.5M tenant improvements reflect growing entertainment investment in Seattle's commercial corridors.
2500 NE 44TH ST
$3,137,400University of Washington's $3.14M EV charging infrastructure shows campus sustainability priorities at scale.
2001 8TH AVE
$2,400,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
436 N 34TH ST
$1,850,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
4827 49TH AVE SW
$1,200,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
7908 M L KING JR WAY S
$1,191,490Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
4205 S KENYON ST
$1,191,490Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
9741 8TH AVE NW
$1,000,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
11702 DURLAND AVE NE
$845,592Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
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